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You have to open a .jar file for example in WinRar and than navigate to a file “manifest.mf” from folder “META-INF”. drag the “manifest.mf” file to desktop and edit it with NOTEPAD. Than write this at the end:
Nokia-MIDlet-Original-Display-Size: 176,208
Nokia-MIDlet-Target-Display-Size: 352,416
where:
“Nokia-MIDlet-Original-Display-Size: 176,208″ is your Original Display
“Nokia-MIDlet-Target-Display-Size: 352,416: is your target display
You can change the resolution to anything!!!!
Be it 352,416 or 320,240 or 240,320!!!!
After changing it, u need to drag the “manifest.mf” file back to the archive.
It will ask if you wanna overwrite!!!
Say, yes!!!
Done!!!
Password :
unique
Only 3 Step :
01 login
02 Enter IMEI
03 Download .cer .key
Note :
Download 1. Cer From 1 Opi opda
Get Opi
This Link
One Post One Opi :
http://www.opda.net.cn/viewthread.php?tid=39113&pid=2641519&page=98&extra=#pid2641519
ScreenShot :
S603rd Cert Generator
You can now get a certificate for your 3rd edition handset allowing you to sign your own applications.
Step1:
Enter your IMEI in the box indicated.
Step2:
Enter the verification code next to it.
Step3:
Click on the submit button.
Step4:
Return to this page after 24hrs and re enter your IMEI and current verification code,
you will be directed to a new page with 2 links. Click on the first to download your new certificate.
IMEI(*#06#): Input code
Step5:
Download Sign sis: Here
Install Sign sis on your handset and input path to your .cer file in settings.
From main menu select file to be signed and select ‘Go’ to sign.
(plz note this version has .key file included)
Go to full site Here:
Well I found that most of the friends here facing some problems getting OPDA certs, so I tried to make a new OPDA cert guide, hope this will help you guys and if you have any problems or something, please let me know.. I will try to answer you asap.
This guide require you to register at OPDA Forum Go there only for certificate
First we need to register there..
1. Open www.opda.net.cn in your browser and click on Register.
2. Click on first option as you are saying that you accept the terms and condition.
3. You may get a kind of error if you have any kind of Firewall or Internet security tool installed, however if you click on Register once again and then again accept the terms and conditions, it wont trouble you again.. as well as some of the users may not get this problem also.
4. Fill up the forum, each option getting ok as soon as you move to next item and finally click on submit to register your account there.
5. Once you click on submit, if everything goes right, you would soon redirect to the index page of the forum and it showed your account name on top of the list too else you can login to the forum by entering your username and password like this. .. just wait for few seconds after entering your details and this will lead you to the main index page.
Now the Registration part is over, let’s move on to put a request for a cert
6. Now you will be able to see your username on the top of the screen as well as well as look out for the 3rd last item which is called Facilities and under that there will be two items, click on Second item, that is called Certificate System.
7. Now this is the main page for certificate requests .. you will drop here if you are going to apply for first time for a certificate.. Now enter the details as showed here.. and once you done, click on Submit..
8. Once you enter your correct details and click on submit, you will see this windows if everything goes right…
and then site will lead to this page…
9. Now you have to have some patience and revisit the site again after 24 hours… and then the next page will help you to understand further to download your cert and key….
Use signer given here to sign ur sis files with ur certificate and key provided by opda. also left key password blank when signing ur files
I hope this guide can help a lot of our friends here.. any question, just ask …
(1)I thought removing the plastic antenna cover was difficult. It was child’s play compared to removing the iPhone’s back case panel.
To remove the panel, I held the knife blade vertically and inserted it lengthwise between the back panel’s edge and the front panel. Very gently, and for about 30 minutes, I worked on the back panel. Finally, I was able to separate one side of the back panel from the front panel. I then continued working the knife around the panel until both sides were loose.
Note: This photo shows me using the knife to merely hold the back panel away from the front panel. I did not use the knife in this manner to pry open the panel as it might have damaged the iPhone’s internal components.
(2)With the back panel removed, we get our first real look inside the iPhone. The large white block is the iPhone’s lithium-ion battery. Directly above that lies the main PCBs, the SIM card slot and camera. At this point, the back cover is still connected to the chassis via the ribbon for the sleep/wake button, volume buttons, vibrate switch and headset jack. To completely remove the back case panel, gently separate the ribbon cable for the main PCB connector.
(3)The iPhone’s sleep/wake button, volume buttons, vibrate switch and headset jack are all attached to the case’s back panel. The panel also contains a small window for the camera and a grounding plate.
The large silver circle is the underside of the panel’s Apple logo. The small black circle in the top right-hand corner of the back panel is the camera window.
The sleep/wake button, SIM card slot, headset jack, volume buttons and vibrate switch are all connected to the main printed circuit boards with the single ribbon cable.
(4)After completely removing the back case panel, I removed the iPhone’s 2-megapixel camera from the main PCBs. By gently prying up on the connector with the same thin knife blade I used to remove the antenna cover and back case panel, the camera came free.
(5)After removing the several small screws that secure it in place and disconnecting the two antenna wires, I gently removed the battery and main PCBs as one unit. The iPhone’s battery is soldered to the main PCBs. Since I wanted the unit to work when I put it back together, I decided against removing the solder.
If you need to replace the battery on an out-of-warranty phone, be prepared to send the unit back to Apple and pay US$85.95 (AU$100.20). According to Apple’s Web site, the process takes three business days and you will lose all data on the phone.
Because of the time involved in actually replacing these batteries, I wouldn’t be surprised if Apple just sent each customer a refurbished phone instead of replacing the battery.
(6)Flipping the iPhone’s main PCBs over, you can see the SIM card connector, the thin ribbon cable connector for the screen, and connectors for the camera and other components.
You must be very gentle when lifting the clamp on the screen’s ribbon cable. The plastic piece is fragile and easily broken.
(7)The iPhone has two PCBs sandwiched together. As I wanted to reassemble the phone in working order, I decided against separating them. According to various Internet reports, the iPhone uses an ARM1176JZF-based processor manufactured by Samsung (S3C6400) that operates at 667MHz. According to the ARM website, the ARM1176JZ(F)-S chip uses ARM TrustZone technology to improve security, ARM Jazelle technology for embedded Java execution, and ARM Intelligent Energy Manager technology to reduce processor power consumption.
(8)A metal shield covers almost all
of this PCB. The small, round silver connectors are for the two antenna wires.
(9)With the battery and PCB assembly removed, we can see the underside of the iPhone’s chassis. As we wanted to reassemble this iPhone in working order, I stopped my disassembly at this point.
The iPhone’s lithium-ion battery is secured to the chassis with a strip of adhesive.
(10)The iPhone chassis has six internal connectors that attach to the main PCBs — two antenna cables, one ribbon for the screen and three other ribbon data cables.
(11)The iPhone’s internal antennas are located beneath the black plastic antenna cover we removed at the beginning of the disassembly process. The system battery is located under the black plastic cap to which the antenna is glued. I decided against removing the antenna to avoid breaking the delicate ribbon.
(12)A view of the left side of the iPhone chassis.
(13)The Apple iPhone use 16 Phillips screws to secure the internal components. They vary in diameter and length, but all are extremely small.
(14)After three hours of poking, prodding, and even a little praying, I managed to disassemble the Apple iPhone. Although I really love cracking open interesting gadgets, this was not one of my favourite projects. The iPhone’s case is so difficult to open and the components are so delicate that the process is more tiring than fun. Perhaps I should use a hammer next time?
(15)After taking our last photo, it took me another 20 minutes to reassemble and turn the unit on. Unfortunately, the iPhone presented me with the dreaded Apple “white screen of death” — commonly seen on dead iPods.
As I have a perfect record of cracking open gadgets and putting them back together in working order, I wasn’t about to let the iPhone get the better of me. I hoped that the error was caused by the main PCB having been separated from the battery. I tried various button combinations to “hard reset” the phone, but the problem persisted. I connected the iPhone to the USB power adaptor and powered it on — white screen. I connected the iPhone to the laptop with iTunes. iTunes recognised the phone and could see the iPhone’s memory, but the white screen continued to stare me in the face. We tried to update the phone’s software through iTunes, but the process failed. I cycled the unit’s power at least three dozen times. I disconnected and reconnected the internal ribbon cables. Nothing I did worked.
In a last-ditch effort, I searched the web for the iPhone hard-reset procedure. The instructions I located told me to hold down the home button (the large button on the iPhone’s front cover) and the sleep/wake button for several seconds. The white screen should appear followed by an Apple logo. I had tried this exact button combination several times already, but I figured I would give it one last go.
I began holding the buttons. Immediately the dreaded white screen returned. I continued holding the buttons for another five to 10 seconds and the white screen disappeared. This had happened before and I didn’t have much faith the white screen wouldn’t return. I held the buttons for another five to 10 seconds hoping the iPhone would return to the land of the living. And, suddenly, the silver Apple logo appeared on the black screen. Within a few minutes our cracked-open iPhone was up and running again. w00t!
Yahoo Mail Setting :
Incoming Setting
User Name:User@yahoo.com
Password: password of your yahoo mail
Incoming mail server: imap.n.mail.yahoo.com
Mailbox Name: Yahoo
Mailbox type: IMAP4
Security(Ports): Off
Port: Default
Outgoing Setting
Email Address:User@yahoo.com
User Name:User@yahoo.com
Password: Password of your yahoo mail
Outgoing mail server:smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com
Security(Ports): Off
Port:587
Hotmail (Live) Mail Setting :
Incoming Setting
User Name :user@hotmail.com
Password : Password of your Hotmaill
Incoming mail server : pop3.live.com
Mailbox Type : pop3
Security :ssl/tls
Port :default
Outgoing Settings
User Name :user@hotmail.com
Password : Password of your Hotmaill
Outgoing mail server : smtp.live.com
Mailbox type : pop3
Security :start tls
Port :default
Gmail Mail Setting :
Enable IMAP in your Gmail account settings.
Incoming Setting
User Name :user@gmail.com
Password assword of your Gmail
Incoming mail server :imap.gmail.com
Mailbox Type :IMAP4
Security :ssl/tls
Port :default
Outgoing Settings
User Name :user@gmail.com
Password assword of your Gmail
Outgoing mail server :smtp.gmail.com
Security :start tls
Port :587
1&1
Posteingang: IMAP: imap.1und1.de
POP3: pop.1und1.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.1und1.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
1net4you
Posteingang: mail.1net4you.de
Postausgang: mail.1net4you.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
A1 Austria
Posteingang: pop.a1.net
Postausgang: smtp.a1.net
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Alice DSL
Posteingang: mail.alice-dsl.de
Postausgang: mail.alice-dsl.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
AOL
Posteingang: IMAP: imap.de.aol.com (Port 143)
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.de.aol.com (Port 587)
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
AON Austria
Posteingang: mailbox.aon.at
Postausgang: email.aon.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Arcor
Posteingang: IMAP: imap.arcor.de
POP3: pop3.arcor.de
Postausgang: mail.arcor.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Berlin.de
Posteingang: pop3.berlin.de
Postausgang: mail.berlin.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Callisa Mail
Posteingang: mail.callisamail.de
Postausgang: mail.callisamail.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Canaletto
Posteingang: mail.callisamail.de
Postausgang: mail.callisamail.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Chello
Posteingang: pop.chello.at
Postausgang: ngate.chello.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Cityweb
Posteingang: pop3.claranet.de
Postausgang: smtp.claranet.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Claranet
Posteingang: pop3.cityweb.de
Postausgang: relay.cityweb.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
DirectBox
Posteingang: pop3.directbox.com
Postausgang: Nur über Webmail
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
E-Plus
Posteingang: mail.imail.de
Postausgang: mail.imail.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
EasyCall
Posteingang: pop.easy-call.net
Postausgang: smtl.easy-call.net
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
eTel Austria
Posteingang: mailbox.nusurf.at
Postausgang: mail.nusurf.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
EUnet Austria
Posteingang: pop.eunet.at
Postausgang: stmp.eunet.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Ewetel
Posteingang: pop3-1.ewetel.net
Postausgang: smtp-1.ewetel.net
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Freenet
Posteingang: IMAP & POP3: mx.freenet.de
Postausgang: SMTP: mx.freenet.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Ginko
Posteingang: mail.ginko.de
Postausgang: mail.ginko.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Googlemail
Posteingang: SSL: pop.googlemail.com oder pop.gmail.com (Port 995)
Postausgang: SSL: smtp.googlemail.com oder smtp.gmail.com (Port 465) oder (TLS Port 587)
IMAP: imap.googlemail.com oder imap.gmail.com (Port993)
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
GMX
Posteingang: IMAP: imap.gmx.net
POP3: pop.gmx.net (Port 110)
Postausgang: SMTP: mail.gmx.net (Port 25)
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Hansenet
Posteingang: webmail.hansenet.de
Postausgang: webmail.hansenet.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Herzomedia
Posteingang: mail.herzomedia.net
Postausgang: mail.herzomedia.net
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Hotmail/Live.de
Posteingang: pop3.live.com SSL Port 995
Postausgang: smtp.live.com TLS Port 25 oder 587
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
iNetmx
Posteingang: POP3/IMAP: mail.inetmx.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.inetmx.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Inode
Posteingang: mail.inode.at
Postausgang: smtp.inode.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Kabel BW
Posteingang: POP3: pop.kabelbw.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.kabelbw.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Kabel Deutschland
Posteingang: POP3: pop3.kabelmail.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.kabelmail.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Kabelsignal Austria
Posteingang: mail.kabsi.at
Postausgang: mail.kabsi.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Komro
Posteingang: mail.cablenet.de
P
ostausgang: mail.cablenet.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Netbeat
Posteingang: mail3.netbeat.de
Postausgang: mail3.netbeat.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
NetCologne
Posteingang: POP3: pop3.netcologne.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.netcologne.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
NewDSL
Posteingang: mail.newdsl.de
Postausgang: mail.newdsl.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
nordCom
Posteingang: pop.nord-com.net
Postausgang: mail.nord-com.net
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
o2 Online
Posteingang: pop.o2online.de
Postausgang: smtp.o2online.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Pine Networks Austria
Posteingang: mail.pine.at
Postausgang: mail.pine.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
RTLnet
Posteingang: POP3: pop3.rtl.um.mediaways.net
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.um.mediaways.net
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
RTL World
Posteingang: pop3.rtlworld.de
Postausgang: smtp.rtlworld.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Schlund+Partner
Posteingang: pop.kundenserver.de
Postausgang: auth.smtp.kundenserver.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Snafu
Posteingang: IMAP: imap.snafu.de
POP3: pop.snafu.de
Postausgang: SMTP: mail.snafu.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Space2go
Posteingang: pop.space2go.de
Postausgang: smtp.space2go.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Speed-Web (Linz AG)
Posteingang: pop.linzag.net
Postausgang: smtp.linzag.net
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Strato
Posteingang: post.strato.de
Postausgang: post.strato.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Tele2
Posteingang: POP3: pop.tele2.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.tele2.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Telekom Austria
Posteingang: mailbox.aon.at
Postausgang: email.aon.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
T-Link
Posteingang: pop3.t-link.de
Postausgang: smtp.t-link.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
T-Online
Posteingang: POP3: popmail.t-online oder pop.t-online.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtpmail.t-online.de oder mailto.t-online.de
Für SSL: -> Spezialpaket?
Posteingang: POP3: securepop.t-online.de
Posteinang: IMAP: secureimap.t-online.de
Postausgang: SMTP securesmtp.t-online.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Versatel
Posteingang: pop3.versatel.de
Postausgang: smtl.versatel.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Vodafone
Posteingang: pop.email.vodafone.de
Postausgang: smtp.email.vodafone.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
VOL
Posteingang: pop.vol.at
Postausgang: smtp.vol.at
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Web.de
Posteingang: IMAP: imap.web.de
POP3: pop3.web.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.web.de
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
YCN
Posteingang: mail.ycn.com
Postausgang: smtp.ycn.com
__________________________________________________ ______________________________________
Yahoo! Mail
Posteingang: POP3: pop.mail.yahoo.de
Postausgang: SMTP: smtp.mail.yahoo.de
__________________________________
